Sentence examples for made argumentation from inspiring English sources

During the activities, pre-service teachers designed their own experiments, made researches about their concepts and made argumentation about experiments.

In the 19th century there were several proposals for artificial languages in order to make mathematical argumentation more transparent, for instance by Frege and by Peano.

There were no coherent lines of argumentation made.

Therefore, our model simulates the argumentations made by real users to agree on a concrete product in a very accurate way.

"She likes to have an eclectic group of people around her who are not ad hominem in their argumentation, people who can make compelling arguments," Mr. Myers said.

Argumentation has made solid contributions to the practice of multi-agent dialogues.

9. Any argument made about torture that is not offered within Just War Theory's canons of argumentation is by definition invalid.

Argumentation forms are abstract in the sense that, in their definition, no reference is made to the context of argumentation in which the rule is applied (understood as a situation in a process of argumentation, e.g., as the set of argument moves made before the assertion for which the particle rule is defined).

The increasing variety of semantics proposed in the context of Dung's theory of argumentation makes more and more inadequate the example-based approach commonly adopted for evaluating and comparing different semantics.

"Philosophers try to make systems of argumentation, where they say a life is valuable because of 'A,'B'B,' or 'C,' " she told me, while we gathered our things, "but we don't have to worry about whether other organisms on this planet have dignity.

Subsequent argumentation makes this a proscription against all attempts to predicate anything positive of the One: any such predicate would pluralize the One, make it consist of parts.